Page Six THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. August 22, 1940; Colorful Parade Climaxes Central District Firemen’s Convention at Lock Haven (Continued from page one) braid, and large yellow their high hats The Osceola Band preceded Company that Rescue Hose Company green uniforms to match, The Citl- zens also displayed thelr apparatus Next in line was the American Legion Band in orange and black Schoo | followed by the firemen of the Fire Blazing Arrow Hook and Ladde: he company in grey. The latter grou; Cur- jeq their auxiliary, in beautifa’ wensville, in handsome bla and uniforms of white, royal blue anc white uniforms with gold brad gold, the group including a drum trim, drilled as they marched alon2 ang bugle corps the street and made a s.riking ap- The pearance, lary The Sugar Valley stiiking appearance In School Band complete he Ineul white satin costumes of ‘this section rifith Hook and Ladde: Veteran Firemen in Cars from Kane, named in he of William T Kane resident a close ol plumes Mills High the Columbia community of Of kK Neptune Fire C also from Tyrone ampany Aux made » red and sec father FALE] an 1 autom veter remen hil Bellwood conveyed in fourth di v that communi equipment wer ai hi former ection 1o Gallitzin Represented American The CG Corp Hose Conn and blue uni former in maroon al gold ang ) to het the ninth division latter outfit in their led by the Bugle Corp correspondin uniform dd Will | } {ey mm an big le ane Com led Dy om pany mclered 1! Dim ove The, a beaut: nteer Pir apparatu ang wore n an midget the iform, The jude wi wollig carry parade route Coalpor! Are fey Wo Ivkesville auxiliary made black cols eme | iremen pictures in wh di 5, ye TY plume au mer OW ceiling Hoce npmen the longs gold br firemen A with mal Jer carred Py TI We Aro 2 3 " nagemnen The Jer npment Junio! hne-up HNIPADY Admiration ved v Band Ceunty Band Wins The East fine aggregation white uniform jon Three Hendersot ary and eq the Fame and equi Fire Com firemen in form ma of this divi Band rom Red i two ed area were als gon, as Compan Belle Ebensbur next Centre Coun Dil Have tand Leads Division yw t Png ‘he Be fort 310n 120 SCHOO : Deleion Banjo & up { { s which followecC Joyal blue JOmPAR) uniform me of bask, The Alpha Fin bin iipmen m de 4 shia vi § Ary handsome a color s¢ and and cence ame ps o red Johnsonburg Units fine 3 » (Centr omen mpa with their equ sirong Hose Cc Bugle Corps rockway, from that played it followed by the Company Drum Bugle and fir emen’ s equipment This Wa good looking divisior wit miforms of red maroon ang black another communil section of equipment Smethport and and gold, and took up One of in out uo Bugh womel mo the lor schemes the Awards to Marching Units was re entire parade carried ' ‘ . the Macashes arvrd parade 1 Corps, dressed outfits, pany, " ed entirely of a and Hose Com brigh', C p com in ar whose poe brig the Ci members ren hit largest ! uni ig41] ompansy o $100. Elk Hose ( 107 men in line.) zen more 0 wore earfield EN THE VERY FIRST MEAL | COOKED WITH MY ELECTRIC RANGE WAS PERFECT, iid J EVEN the average fessional” *ASK ABOUT WEST PENN'S SPECIAL RATE FORELECTRICWATER HEATING, FOLKS! IT GIVES YOU TOP SERVICE AT REASON. ABLE COSTr guessing ! about 1 any just right.” ay = amateur or 3 cook gh A oyet 10 an range. will switch 10 electric cookd | Iy about: | Co, | more, | quaintances Second prize, $50--Undine Host Bellefonte, Best appearing company of 20 ot | $50-~Hope Hose Co. Philips. burg Second $26--Curwensville, mapany of 200 or more coming longesy distance with a band of 2 or more, $126-Central Hose Co Johnsonburg Best appearing American Legion, Tie for second tween Philipsburg Shore H 8S Best appearing Gallitzin American Corps prize, band-—Clearfield $75 $50, H 8 divided be- and Jerse) $75 Juniol drum Leg COrps, ion Qe Le La Co AIK Host $50 Fire Best appearing Junjor Drum Bugle Corps, 850--Central Johnsonburg nd, Smethport Co.. Best Auxiliary $50 Clearfield appearing Ladies’ Nanty-Glo ond prize Howe Auxiliary prize, $35 WIone Neptune in Hine, 8560 Hose Co Largest WT ond Hope burg appearing motor Ek Hose C ond pri Py equipment Clearfield $25 0. Undine Ho othe) $15 wn appearing pumper on Hose \pparatu and 1 H mn Co., Lew! Clymer H. and Kane PeAaring { Co ambuylan Clearfield Moshannon Airport To Be Dedicated (Continued from page one) ed and are capable of hat commercia High hopes 8 Army wil airy dling biggest military held that an inter- maintal: and are lake plane the est in the A bese hiere Boundary been installed Alleghen auring pa ilale government restrictions on Oo Whe p uthor Ubi ized per Black Mos permission Ons Lists Politica! Offenses fram A TOIN employment fram r Beriefits L, Assess OF receive con.ributions for from anyone work relief or receive federal relief RUDSCT ID politica feders of poli per- tica lists for IL * J funds appropriated relief or pubii with or coerce ght Tse federal for work relief works to interfere any individua Accrnt or spend mittee mare in his ni Ar than to vole palitical com $3060 000 an nuaily HEALTH & BEAUTY Con a ued rom pag nail ar " hair were ved, This mummy but was four: perfectly was not even exposed U ore Pr aT When quered medic took a forward Ptol general under Alexander came the ruler in 831 B, C at of his chief. He rounded » dynasty {hat became extinct B C th the death of Cleopalra his descendgnt. Great mexlicn schools were established Ezyp Medicine had its heyday Cleopatra was a physician, als literary genius, and showed great tatesmanship until she lost her head over Anthony She had a wide knowledge of medicine. Pois: and anesthetics especially in- terested her 8he experimented with them upon criminals in orde: to fing out the duration and effect 8Bhe foiled the designs of Octavius by ending her own life by a subtle poison and so escaped being taken by him to Rome to grace his tri- umph - RANDOM NOTES (Continued from page one) ‘Memory book.” The gir] is now engaged in library work in Dallas Texas, and in all the years thal have elapsed since the memorable game she has kept up through oor respondence the friendships made at that time. And so it is only natural that when Miss Lillian Go- lightly, of Dallag Texas, visits Belle- fonte this weekend to renew ac- with persons she hasn't seen for 14 years, she will be Alexa Cireal con v ne MY rat death in 3 in a ons | heartily welcomed and warmly re them. i i ceived, You can have many things if you are willing to be patient about a AS — — When you touch the money nerve | you get down to the real person. ml —————— i Here's one thing you needn't wor- | the end of the world. | ff — a | OBITUARY \ Grand Jury To ‘Granting Wheat Meet Monday | sans, Insurance (Continued trom page one) | — Si — Announce Storage Ware. WHEN WINDS GET ROUGH — 7 | testimony is given ww the CGrano { SYLVESTER EDWARD MOYER Moyer, 14, ol morning, Aug months’ lliness elevator operato® shaps. Born I November 22. 1866 John and Amelia Members of Lhe nis wile, Virgie three children Altoona; Ralph T.. a and Mrs. George Fleck of Al two grandchildren and a brother David { Cen county Mr. Moye: member Third Uni the P. R Sylvester Altoona, 18, alter He was in the Centre county he was the gon of (Schwartz) Moyer family include (GHD Moyer; Chester E,. of Edward died Sunday an elght a retired Juniata home toona, 0 re WAS A ff Liha ed Brethren ch R. Relief irc and of MRS M I'yront 1940. at JULIA M, Mui BOLLINGER on Bollinger Julia died India ines heart « recent al gone lo Wi DUTE El GEORGE D. FOUNT FDh'w ARD WINSLOW Edward Wels pt kK and Mir Schenck of Blanchard, amd Mr BR Ist af Port Matilda, and grandchildren Puneral ae were held Saturday afternoon ~ i1 rvices At FILL ~THEM IN PITTSBURGH PATCHING PLASTER Made eapecially for repairing plastered walls, Easy to use, driew hard in one hour ready for paint. ing. No danger of discoloration of finish coats, becavae it dries out very white, i PRTOMING 0. W. Houtz, Lumber Co. Phone 703 STATE COLLEGE, PA | Colors by Nature + Paints by Pittsburgh | PITTSBURGH & PAINTS home at Jacksonville made in the Christian | Blanchard ——— JOHN H, GARLAND, H. Garland | Miss Bertha Garland and Mrs. Anna Punk of Bellefonte viel | Saturday his burg. He was 1876, atl ona A Windstorm Policy Protects You From Financial Loss. See John F. Gray & Son General Insurance Phone 497.) Bellefonte, Pa. houses in Nearby Ter- ritory Jury The Grand Jury docket is unu sually heavy with sex crimes, a sur- vey shows, Five of the Indictment involve paternity charges; wo mer charged with sodomy, and an- other faces Indictment on a charg of enticing a minor chiid The district, Attorney's 14 for consideration for Tuesd Grand Jury pection of the Harter Burial was cemetery atl . . who wish Yo take Federal crop loans unty Agricultural office announces a number of storage already approved approved ana in Pennsyly To farmers vantage of Centre Co servation list show: [there are Mondays | ouses ay In addi |Those will make i proved county prop are Belleville Flour Miffin County TS Arg John a brother ol ware any nits dieo home in Hollidays- | born Nov ember 6 and was employ Pennsyl 38 yearn former dren ant every tentative "Wet even ly Al at ed as a ma vania Ral an hinist in 1 ins the road sho vielic case ped iy a } HL ’ KELVINATORS ane wing co, toni, PHILCO RADIOS na om MELROY'S Phone P599-R-1 PLEASANT GAF, FA A — ——— A SA ———— "ABC and VOSS WASHERS BENDIX BOME LAUNDEY ELECTRIC STOVES be time a ve named JOHN WILCOX to ener nica fon thie axt ex} ie ; ! Gira Jury { August i Pember Monday F Pr C. Y. WAGNER & COMPANY WAGNER'S Quality Flour A Hard Wheat Pat Flour WAGNER'S Pay Die Our Best Flour flere 50-50 Blend MRS. WILLIAM WW. CHANDLER Injured in WAGNER'S Very Best Flour August Winter Wheat H Tuesday “ er COMPENSATION AUTOMOBILE & FIRE INSURANCE ED L. KEICHLINE BELLEFONTE Temple Court Phone 19 | Summary Cases, Thursday and Grower. ;] Weaver. Howard D Starter Feed Feed. Wagner's Chick Feed Wagner's Medium Scratch Rydes Cream Calf Meal Eshelman’s Dog Feed miler Weaver mace in asxisiad — RS —————— Oak College Woman Honored Kru 4 rleet ing fielpful Hints For Bas ted re G. F. NOLL of high protein PAPER HE rods for isis Housewives ing with your ies WALI grey Painting ond we ¢ k y istributea wit} ! Be Dealers in All Kinds Paper Hanging of Groins FHONE 4-W expect a High St. Bellefonte, Pa BELLEFONTE, PA. CENTRE HALL, PA. Camp Opens Aug. 21, at Noon Grange Fair, Aug. 24th to 31st Seventy Acres of Beautiful Grounds All Devoted to Camping and Exhibitions ! 600 Families Spending the Week in Tents BAND CONCERTS GRANGE PLAYS Thousands Attending Daily to View Splendid Attractions & Enjoy Varied Amusements SEE HEAR SPEAKERS of State and National Reputation. Big Implement Display. Hor- ticultural Exhibits. Immense Stock and Poultry Display. 67 Years Old - Growing Bigger and Better Every Year ! ADMISSION ENTIRE WEEK - 50 Cents PARKING AUTOMOBILES ~ 25 Cents CHILDREN UNDER TWELVE YEARS OF AGE WILL BE ADMITTED FREE
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